Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-22
HOME AND COAST.
Matters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

week.
The weather during the past week has
been lovely.
The Postofice employees of the United
states number "a, 700.
The taxable property of Humboldt county
"a valued at q 5000, 900.
The order of the Knights of Labor has q
+otal membership of 49,, 1000.
The subscription list of the WEEKLY
SENTINEL is rapidly increasing.
two.seated tricycle. is the latest curios-
;tv imported into Nevada's capital.
The usual religious services will be held
IN the Episcopal Church tomorrow.
Jobn r. Scott, a Carson saloon.keeper,
died Of a p~aralytic stroke on Sunday.
From Is to 25 passenger cars on the G.
p. railroad pass Reno each way daily.
Remington, johnson & Co. have a large
stock Of all kinds of hardware on hand.
A couple of women are building a house
work themselves.
Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped during the
week 5 bars of Eureka Con. bullion, val
ned at s12, 900 AZ.
Before the nineteenth century is out it is
estimated that London will have a popu.
iation of 1000, 900.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company de-
clared another dividend of 25 cents per
share last Tuesday.
The Austin Reveille says Senator Foley
of Eureka is coming to the front as a can
didate for Congress.
A. Muir & Co.'s team, loaded with
lumber and other freight for Seligman,
left here last Thursday.
Several loads of ore from Dimmick's
mine at Typo, arrived at the Eureka Con.
furnaces during the week.
Alameda, CAL, with a population of
$500, is to have IN undertaking establish
ment, the first of its kind.
Phoebe Record: Andy Cotton, who was
found guilty Of murder in the first degree,
will be shot November 26, 1887.
Old maids should go to Akron, Ohio, at
once. 1t is said that 60, 600, 900 matches
are made in that town every day.
will neither work nor go to school, are set
to work breaking stone at Fulton, Kan.
The people of Great Falls, Montana
Territory, celebrated the completion of
the Manitoba railroad on the 18th inst.
The Richmond Company shipped 80 tons
of market lead by the E. & P. R. r. yes
terday, destined for the Eastern market.
Morris & Levy have just received the
agency for the perfect fitting domestic pat
terms, with the Fashion Review for
1SS7-SS.
James Riley, late of the Eureka Con.
works, has gone to Red Bluff, CAL, to
superintend the erection of some water
jacket furnaces.
The salary of q Judge in the mountain
districts of Kentucky is $500 a year; of a
County Attorney, $500; of a Clerk, $3.50,
and of a Sheriff, $500.
An Indian Agents clerk is wanted at
the Duck Valley Reservation. For par
ticulars address John B. Scott, Agent,
Mountain City, Nevada.
The framing of timbers for the concen-
trating works at Seligman has been COM
menced in advance Of the machinery ex-
pected to arrive shortly.
In the columns of the SENTINEL will be
found much news and reading matter that
cannot usually be found in other papers
subscribed for in Eureka.
D. Depaoli has filed a petition with the
Clerk of the District Court praying for
letters of administration of the estate of
William Evans, deceased.
Eleven gambling games are now rum
ming in Elko county. the license on which
is 1926. They are located in Tuscarora,
Wells and the town of Elko.
For the Seal of North Carolina, plug
cut, and other brands of tobacco, go to
Joe Hausmann's general merchandise
store and sporting emporium.
Last Tuesday r. Sadler l. Co. received a
large consignment of Stearic acid wax
candles for miners use. He also received
new invoices of Winter clothing.
Alex. Mckay received last Tuesday, by
express, a fine lot of fancy fowls, consist.
ing of light Bramahs, buff Cochins, and
Cochin Chinas, from Ogden, Utah.
ssThe case of A. P. Clark, the Truckee
forger, has been continued to November
%, owing to the sickness of Ellie Ellen, the
principal witness for the prosecution.
S. Wenban, owner of the famous Cor
tez mines in this county, recently pur-
chased a lot on Van Ness Avenue, San
Francisco, for which he paid $4,000.
An assessment, No. IA, has been levied,
of one cent per share, upon the capital
stock of the Ruby Hill Tunnel and Min
ing Company, payable on Nov. %, 1887.
The principal cases that will come up
before Judge Fitzgerald at Ely next week
will be those of j. Patnode VS.. the Argus
Company, and the State va. Hugh Karna-
han.
j. W. Lambert is just in receipt Of a
choice variety of crackers, and will receive
by train this evening fresh fish, fresh oys-
tiers, caulihower and fruit of all kinds in
season.
George Campbell was arrested in Car
son a few days ago on the charge of rape.
He was found tampering with a girl under
II years of age, whom he had enticed into
his room.
Charley Lantenschlager has had new
planks laid on tho steps at the end OF the
sidewalk in front of his saloon. This, 1T
may be snid, is q good step in advance OF
frosty weather.
Work will be commenced on the U. ;.
building by the first of November. 1t
will not do to delay much longer, for the
Presidential election takes place next year.
Carson Tribune.
From the Provo, Utah, American we
learn that Major John FL. Dennis has
taken a position on the Salt Lake Tribune.
The Major can't rest unless he has a grip
on some newspaper.
The Eureka Star Band will give a social
entertainment at the Opera House next
Thursday evening. R~iegelhuth's string
band. consisting of seven or eight pieces,
will be in attendance.
The road between Eureka and Duck
water, near Jacobs well, about 80 miles
from here, was washed out Is feet deep by
the recent transforms, while in other places
1t is filed in with sand.
The Carson Index Union thinks the Cal
.ifornia land boom is quietly working its
way over the mountains into Nevada.
Next year will see considerable activity in
fra nso ctions hereabOuts.